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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-08-27
CHATS ny THE WAY.

:" You zee that man with the full
brown beard and dignified bearing"
observed an ex.Mississippian TO q
friend Of his yesterday afternoon.
well, who Is he. ard what sbout
hlmfp
THAT 10 the Hon. sol 3. Calhoon, Of
Jackson. Miss. You can see he Ie
still quite q young man, but he has
already served term on the Circuit
Court bench Of that State and refus ed
q Teappointment. He was one OF
Gov. Stones sppolntees. I recollect
that AT one time In the Slate c,nyen-
ton OF 1881, when Lowry was noml.
mated, alter the convention had been
In session Tor two days, that he could
have been nominated with q huirah,
II he had only gwen the word, but he
would not do u. He seems 10 be
averse 10 political life. 1 have heard
from many sourcee, frequently, that
he can be the next Governor Of his
State II he desires, but l hardly think
that he Ia inclined 10 step into 10 xry's
shoes. He Ia one OF the chief lawyers
Tor tina deienae In tho already Gala.
brated Hamilton Gambrell case.n
-.
Gust look al those loaded drAys Of
Begging and tief," remarked q Front
street man yesterday, at Is going out
Of Memphis daily by the car and beat
load. Ia the course a slx weeks You
will zee II all coming back wrapped
around the tightly presid Aeecy
staple. In my opinion many Of the
cotton sheds will have 10 be enlarged
before ,he SESSION Is over"
-.
Hon. John T. Hilsmsn, who watches
the internal revenue interest Of Uncle
Fam for the dlslrlct Of Tsrnessee,
.cri )bled his hame on Gaston's ledger
last night, ate hearty supper. and
then went out 70 zee friend OF 90.
%.
"Now, n had q bit OF news, I'd
sive II to you," eourteously raid Col.
W. A. Percy, the neslor OF the Missile
aippl bar, OF GTeenyllle, "bul since
lei, Memphis last have been Al
Monte hano enj lying the quiet Of that
delightful place, though II has been
Awiully crowded for the pas, week.
People are actually sleeping on cots
there. shall probably return to-
night"
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The senate. Inaisn Com nitsee.

81. PAUL, MINI, August 26.-sen.
a,ors W. y. Dawes and John I. Nor.
gan, Of the Senate special committee
on the allotment Of land in ssveralty
TO Indians, and party arrived here TO.
day on their way 10 the White Earth
reservation. The party may Wait
some OF the Dakota reservations, and
possibly 70 TO Colorado and New Mex.
leo. Its intended 10 take measure,
looking 10 making the Indians all
along the Northwestern frontier sell
supporting.
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Organized for business.

NASHVILLE, TENN, August 28.-A
meeting Of bankers and brokers today
organized by electing W. NJ. Duncan,
president; ]. Matt. Williams, vice.
president; Capt. J. N. Brooks. treas
urer, and OH. Hight secretary. The
following gentlemen we're selected AZ
the Governing Committee: John N.
sperry, William Moore, o. w. Peden,
w. q. MCCAIN: and Vice-President
Williams. Constitution and bylaws
will be adopted at the next meeting,
and the exchange will be ready ior
business.
Mrs. Gov. Taylor is reported no bet
Ter and In q very critical condition.
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THE WEATHER.
Indications,

Fer Alabama Local rains followed by
fair weather; notherly winds becoming
variable; slightly warmer In the northern
portion; stationary temperature In the
southern portion.
Tor Mississippi and Loulslanai Local
showers. followed By fair weather, north
srly winds. becoming variable, slightly
warmer In the Northern portion stationary
temperature in the southern portion.
For Tennessseei Fair weather preceded
BY local showers in tho eastern portion /;
northsrly winds becoming variable; eight
changes in temperature 10 the western por-
tion; slight rise In temperature In tho east
srn portion.
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HanninE From n Subpoena

ST. Paul, MINI, August GA
Pioneer Press Winnipeg special rays
The local government has arranged 10
subpoena Sir George Stephen and Sir
Donald Smith, directors, and W. q.
Van Horne, general manager OF the
Canadian Pacific, 10 attend an exam.
nation Saturday, whom II was thought
interesting particulars Of their Inter.
est In lots crossed by the Red river
road could DO adduced, but they got
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bis seventeen big iron bottom tronks J,
hlled with rare lot o. sne hnes' I M,
most artistic of every 4 rtlcle IN nI0
line, ct the Peabody yesk 'roey. ne
makes friends on sight, and pissum.
ably 10 at peace with the wo. ~, .no
lnterstate Commerce Oommisa. 'onoi1
excepted.
Sam Blume, OF New York, says \,
has been q long time since he was
there, but business Is too brisk for him
70 think Of getting back for some time
W. w. Wood, one OF the manipu.
lators OF the United States mail on the
Louisville snd Nashville railroad, took
supper at the Gay oso last night.
SHAT is all good Arkansas dust on
those valises," quietly observed sun
burned and fsxen moustsched Lewis
Anderson, rs he shook his broad.
brimmed, cinder begrimed black hat
at the counter Of the Gayoso Hotel
last night, aad the heavy sampled
hardware cases OF the Apollo Belvi-
dere, Of the iron clad firm Of Graham,
Cousins 4 Co., almost indented the
hard cased cherry desk, as Night
Clerk George twirled the much
blotched register around and
handed him the regular "hotel PEN"
1--WE been away forty five days, and
just came In TO see the glaring gaslieht
and have Q chat with the bosses to-
morrow. I'm tired, so put me where
III rest late and easy" "That fellow"
said the clerk, "bripgs In about as
many fresh, eide breaking Jokes as he
sends In orders, and he is one Of the
best on the road, as Anderson walked
away.
When the census Is taken for that
line il is fair TO forecast that Robert
Westbrooke, who looks after the
Southern interests Of tho Rankin.
Snyder Hardware Manufacturing Dom
psny, OF Lonisville, will be in the van
OF the boys OF the "iron grip" IN
point OF big sales. With the GsyosC
as his base, he will begin his opera.
tons on the trade today.
Col. O. N. Right, general ticket pas
senger agent Of the Memphis ant
Charleston road, and Maj. g. d. Root
In the same capscity for the st. LouiI
aud Texas Pacific, are quartered at th,
Peabody.
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The Atlanta University.

ATLANTA, GA, August 28.-In the
Lsgisls.ure today q resolution was
passed taking away the $4,000 appro'
pristed TO the Atlanta University uu-
less that institute shall give the Gov.
ernor satisfactory assurance that u
will not accept white pupils. II 10 be-
lieyed by great many that this reso-
luton will be passed by the Senate
and that ths Glenn Hill will not be
put on lite passage.
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Ma. GLADsrSSE's motion 10 petition
the intervention Of the Queen In be-
hall OF the Irish National League has
been defeated. Mr.. Gladstone ex-
peeied q majority Of siK.y against his
resolution the actual maj jrity ws six
iy-eishi. A year ago the governmental
majority was ITO. The change, as
NJ. Gladstone says, 10 coming very
rapidly, ana, he thinks, last enough.
The Irish, as yet, show pation, do
poii,ion. The revolution is certainly
coming. and when II does come II will
be complete.
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WHEELING, w. Va, August %
Nearly 5000 members OF the g. A. r.
Union Veteran Legion, Sons OF
Veterans, land Tegimenial orgAni-
zations this forenoon paraded
the principal streets Of the
town. IL was Grand Army day.
Pittsburg cent 1900 soldiers, who
formed the first division. AT the Regis
ter Office was displayed slnca yesterday
a banner fourteen by tweuty feet,
with President Cieveland's picture
and the words, "God Bless Our Presi.
dent, Commander.in.Ohief OF the
Army and Navy OF the United States"
When the Pitteburg q. A. II. posts
reached this, they AZ fret refused 70
proceed, but soon compromised and
marched around the banner. All the q.
A. X. followed their example, but the
Union Veteran Legion marched undsf
with hearty cheers. Tonight Gov.
Wilson, In n epeech at the McOluro
House, objected TO the word "rebel,"
and made some political illusions
which Coy. Foraker answered, and
each made three or four speeches,
which were pretty warm at times.
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ssIe.m,n VIII neers.. i...

PrrisBuRo, Pa, August 2e.-An i'm.
rortant move has Just been made by
the statesmen Of Pittsburp. II IL the
formation Of q National trade district
under the auspices Of the Knights Of
Lobor. A meeting Of all the sales.
mems assemblies Of the various cite,
Of the country will DO held In q short
time, and the indications arc that this
conference will be held In this city.
At that time an application will be
made TO the General Executive Board
and Master Workmen Powdsrly for q
charter. The salesmen's asse mblies In
Pittsburg, New York, Philadelphia,
Cleveland. Chicago, Baltimore. Gin.
clnna,i and ~. Louis will then with.
draw from their respective districts
and form the national district, under
tho same laws 20 govern the Glass
WORKERS National Association.
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TRADE PUsHERs.

PHI. Holder, though quite young,
has built himself up on q arm business
basis, and Ia now one Of the reliable
travelling salesmen for Friedman
Brothers, the Main street Wholesale
shoe merchants. Pete came In yee-
terday from q long and successful trip
and is receiving the congratulations oil
bis firm.
Mr.. WIN. A. Gay, who looks after
the interests Of the extensive grocery
firm Of Brooke, Nicely & Co., returned
yesterday.
John Mayher, representing q New
York fJm, who believe that "cleanli'
meas IL next 10 godllness, claims Ia
have the finest line Of soaps end PER.
iumerie, ever packed In q valise, and
Ia lndustriously showing them TO the
trade.
4. N. Callsn 10 In the city, persuadine
buyers that the baking powders
manufactured by his 81. Louis htm
are the best ever mixed In dough.
CT Dslbhdge, sgenl for an Atlantis
publishing house, 10 making his head
quarters at the Peabody.
John 7. Roberts, prominent mer'
chant from New Orleans, 10 In the city
taking q look at the business dimen'
sions Memphis 10 90 rapidly assuming,
He reads his mornins ArrKAL In
Gayoso retrnda.
A. Draper, IT,, general travelling
agent South Tor Hinrichs a o., chins
and glassware, New York, unpaofed
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Ranks Among the Feremos,
Little Rock GsEstts.

We congratulate the owners OF the
Memphis Public Ledger on the land
some new dress" it donned on the
10Th. II 10 certainly becoming, and
the Ledger viii, In future. be more
popular than ever, which lie laying .
grea. deal. Harvey Mathes 10 putting
excellent work In the Ledger, which
has long ranked among the ioremosl
journals in Tennessee, and has away
deserved the position IL holds.
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tIThe Ohio Germ Crop.

DArros, o., August 96-The corn
in the ten counties Of this valley
benefited by the recent rains 10 At .
s.ands.ill sgSin, and reporis to the
Journal from farmers In oil sections
show there will be a fair crop oicobs and
half a crop Of corr. The usual yIs'd
in the valley IL ls,5O0,0C0 bushels.
Tals year there was qniie bO0too
acres planted In corn. Careful estl-
mates are that the crop will average
sIshtsen bushels per acre, or a total
of o 600, 900 bushels Of corn in The ten
countiee, which is oBO.tenth Of The
average yield In Ohio.
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The Safe Was Empty.
IaPIUIAL 70 The APPIAL.I

NASHVILLE, TENN, August 28.-
Several years ago Samuel Allison was
county court clerk OF Smith county,
for two terms. Near the close Of the
last term be became chronic invalid,
and his memory failed 80 that he could
not recall the combination OF his com.
partment Of the county safe. He died
soon after his term expired, and his
accounts were fouod short. A deputy
insisted, however. that a large sum OF
money was locked up in the safe, and
everybody believed II. His boRdsmen
having 10 settle, they today got q
blacksmith and broke open the safe.
II WAS empty,
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-08-27
A Par, Of the Prasr.mm,.

ST. LOUIS, No., August 2e.-Presi.
dent and Mre. Cleveland, on their ar.
rival here Saturday evening, October
let, will proceed Immediately 10 the
rrsidence Of Mayor ID. d. Francis,
whose guests they will be until Mon.
day morning. when they will take
quarters In one OF the hotels. The
President and wife will spend Sunday,
October oh, In Madison, Wis, the
guests Of Secretary Villas, and will be
the gueets OF Ex-senator Howell +.
Jackson, at Nashville, Tenn. on San.
day, October 10th.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-08-27

Tnr Chicago Thbuns has discovered
that, although the price Of beei In the
hooi 10 very Low, the consumer hnds
his beef steak Just as costly 40 before,
TIE reason for this apparently anon
slous condition OF things llss In the
methods u he dressed bssi monopoly
which has IN iron grip on the mar,
ist. Some Jay The psople will com.
b.ns 10 r,c.liy matters Of this kind
and they will succeed.
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The Fsrmers' State Alliance.
lsPBCIAL 70 TEE APrIAL.i


JACKSON, MISS, August 26.-The
Farmers State Alliance adjourned last
night, leaving the Executive Commit.
tee TO fix the tims and place for the
next meeting. The session last night
discussed the various State Institutions
and the action to be pursued by the
alliance towards the same. The dis.
cussion at times, 1t Is said, became
considerably heated. As the com.
mittse appointed to investigate the
obligation of the State to the various
educational institutions did not make
airy report. no action was taken In
relation thereto. The committee was
continued and given further time fol
investigation.
Delegates from various assemblies
Of Knights Of Labor In Mississippi
met here today for the purpose OF or
gambling q State assembly.
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Fou,,ses,s New Jersey R.uaiea

Tons RIvER, N. j., August 26.-Ths
TssS!oH Ct the Fourteenth Regiment,
New jersey Volunteers, wss held here
today, and attracted 40 immense crowd
Of spectators, Among the prominent
peeons present were Gen. J. q. Ere.
mont aud Congfeeemen Buchanan and
Phelps. The survivors OF the regiment,
800 In number, pataded the streets,
and from every available point hags
we're flying and bunting was displayed.
The Fourteenth New jersey took part
In over twenty engagements In the
war Of tho rebellion; among others,
the battle OF Monocacy. the Rspidan
ampaigp, the Shenandoah Valley
campaign, and the capture Of Peters
burg.
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Nm. HrShr s. IyEs continues 10 70.
lain his nerve. he has Just gone 10
one Of his principal creditors, Chrlsto'
pher Meyer, and asked a loan Of
100000. Mr. Meyer said he had
had enough Of the Arm, and was un'
willing TO 20 In any deeper. Mr.
Ives lie now experiencing the discom.
brs which attach 10 the life OF a dos
with a bad name.
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nils I'm Chaneery.

The following bills were filed In
Chancery yesterday; By l.. War.
ner against Emma segeler, Emma
Meier and others. The complainant
says that he 10 executor Of the estate
OF Eliz ibeth Barbara Frlok, and he
aks that a construction b, put on the
will by The Court. He alleges that
Emma he!er beieg a widow, quail.
fed aaguardian OF Emma segeler, but
that che has sirce married, and Il is
olain1fd that the place Of guardian Ia
now1acsnt. BY the George Peabody
Real Estate Company against Mary L.
Lani ~ and others, asking for decree
regarding certain land in which the
dele ndants named have an interest a
bel b.
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CoTyKKvILLE, MISS, August %
This morning at 0 o'clock the first
new bale Of cotton was brought into
town. Ten minutes later another new
bale arrived. and shortly thereafter
the third HAs offered, Two Of these
bales were sold 10 Newburger Bros.
for II sents, the other being bought
by Heron 4 90. for 10 cents.
Twelve candidates addressed the
people OF Oofieeville and vicinity here
today. A primary election will be
held tomorrow, and these gentlemen
made their farewell speeches.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-08-27

The members Of the Grand Army OF
the Republic, who refused 10 pass I'M
der q portrait Of President Cleveland,
ns king detour around II aud low.
ering.their colors, have succeeded only
In Disgusting the country. II 10 TO be
hoped the organisation will no longer
weary the ear Of the public with a.
sersIons that II 10 not Republican
maehine.
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A Good oaseer Reappoinsed.

ABKnDxKs, MISS, August 26.-The
reappoin,ment by Gov. Lowry Of the
Hon. Baxter Mcfarland as chancellor
Of the Cnancery Court district gives
general satisfaction. He 10 eminently
qualified In every eense for the high
aud honorable position. HIS record
~ chancellor tusiaibs the declaration
that no better appointment could have
b. en- made.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-08-27
Fatal Railroad Accident.

BIRMINGHAM, ALA, August ga
north bound freight train on the Lou.
isville and Nashville railroad was
wrecked near Warrior late this after
noon. The accident was caused by q
broken rail, which threw the engine
and several cars from the track. An
engineer named Whitaker, who was
riding on the engine TO learn the
road, was killed, and Fort, the regu.
lar engineer, had both legs crushed.
The engine and several cars we're bad
lv hrokan nm
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Evidence OF Prosperity.

The Memphis Ledger, Of which
Capt. J. Harvey Mathes Is editor, has
put on a brand new dress. The
captains many friends In East Ten
nessee will rejoice 10 note this EVIL.
dence OF prosperity. The Ledger is O
good paper and deserves q new dIess.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-08-27

Az American missionary In the
Caroline Islands has been outrage.
ously treated by the Spanish au,hori.
ties. The American people are get
ting into the humor 10 condone
rash act Of reprisal on the part Of the
navy,
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-08-27

KANSAS CRY, Mo-, August 2e.-J,
A. Werner, president, and q. H,
Sleeps, cashier, Of the First National
Bank, OF Burlington, COL, were arrest.
ed here today on the charge Of EN-.
btEsling funds Of the bank which re-
Gently failed. The amount lost was
about l40 O0O.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-08-27

Now THAT District Attorney Mar.
tine, Of New York, has sppealed from
Judse Potter, who granted Jacob Sharp
sstay Of proceedings, TO the Supreme
Court, Snaps health begins 10 fail
sEain and We hear reports Of his In.
sanitv.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-08-27

A Wnr Virginia Judge has sent EI.
Congressman Gibson TO jail Tor abusing
the Court. Efforts TO induce the Judge
70 relent have failed. Senator Rid
dleberger should send Mr.. Gibson a
letter Of coincidence and sympathy.
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Congratulations.

Tho Memphis Ledger appeared
Monday evening In a new dress Of
type, and tho improvement was per
ceptble al Arst glance. We congratu-
late the Ledger upon iis change foe
the better and hope II may continus
70 improve and prosper.
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Arns.ss. Nesroe. Pscines.

ST. LOUIS, No., August 26.-Inior.
nation received here ,onishlirom Lit.
Tie Rock, Ark, Ia 10 the effect that the
apprehension Of trouble with negroes
in X noke county 10 past; that the
negroes have all gone home, aud that
no iuTther disturbances 10 feared.
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Death ofa Btshop.

NASHVILLE, TENN, August ga
special to the American from Be.
vance, Tenn, says the RICH. Rev.
r. W. Belliott, bishop OF Western
Texas, died there tonight, after pro.
tracted illness.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-08-27

Mn. HADDKs 10 now physically
weak because Of severe illness. He
will, however, show q good deal Of
vigor when he comes Into court.
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NOTICE.

Advertisers desiring 70 take advan.
tags OF The SPECIAL TRADE ISSUE
Of the APPEAL, September LIST, will con-
fer favor II they will send In their
announcements at as early q day as
possible.
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MEMPHIS DAILY APPEAL--sATUKDAY,HA AUGUST a. 1887

Gave Live" issued just after the war,
found . ready sale, necsssltatinR the
publication Of several editions. She
was also the authoress Of several other
noted works,
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Q hint Of the intention ct 2, o'clock
this morning and ordering special
train, ran through the city at full
speed and were soon out.oi the Prov.
inca.
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Yesterdays Local Temperature.
IMomphis Sigual Ofios Report.l

Maximum temperature, $50, minimum,
60; oione, o. rainfall, OILS.
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A. Draper, IT,, general travelling
agent South Tor Hinrichs a o., china
and glassware, New York, unpaoked
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1887-02-18
Mrs. Cleveland Speaks United
States.

Mime. Romero, wife of the Mexican
minister. introduced friend to Mrs.
Cleveland. and asked her if she spoke
Spanish. Mrs. Cleveland smiled with
ineffable sweetness. and replied that
she did not and said further:
IL fear | do not speak any language
but my mother tongue"
1t was right royalty said. and should
be rebuke to those who have been
cracking their threats and their tongues
in their endeavors TO speak the lam
guage Of every foreign Envoy stationed
here, and who get only ridicule for
their awkward attempts. Mrs. Cleve-
land would have had the hearty APP
proval of Nine. De Strive, wife of the
Russian minister, who reprovcd some
American girls for talking their bad
French in the White House, and told
them it was not polite to speak other
than the English language in the house
of theAmercan Pres ident. - Washing
ton Letter.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1887-02-18
Frogs Flesh.

An interesting operation OF flesh
grating, which was one of the discov-
cries of NJ Paul Bert, has recently been
performed by a young French surgeon,
named DIR. Observation-Disclosures. A
workman had his foot scorched BIZ
molten iron. and the skin was destroy
ed over a surface of about eight inches
by four. DR.. Dubousquet took four
strips of flesh from the thigh of a
young man and four from frog and
transferred them to the wound. By
great care the wounds healed in few
days.
The cicatrice obtained by the frog s
skin was soft. elastic and inodorous;
that from human flesh was a little
strained. harder and produced irrita-
ton on some points. The patient has
now been able to resume his occupation.
The result of the operation is of great
Importance in showing the superiority
of frog skin. while on the other hand
human flesh is not always to be had in
sufficient quantities for burns or wounds
of any size. and the dissection Of strips
is very painful. Messen-
ger.